Controlling Output With a Voltage Divider Power Supply
A voltage divider power supply can be utilized to set output voltage based on resistor value ratios, a relatively simple adjustment during testing or design.
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A Quick Guide to Voltage Regulation
Here we discuss what voltage regulation is, how it functions in the context of transmission lines, and compare voltage regulation technologies.
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How Many PCB Layers Are Needed in a Stackup?
Your PCB layer count is simple to determine if you know which components you plan to use and you can determine power requirements for your major components.
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How to Properly Store Electronic Components
In this article, we’ll cover electronic component storage conditions and some measures designers can take to protect component inventories.
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Why Your Triac Won't Turn Off
Sometimes, a triac will not turn off during operation. We’ll show some cases where a triac will not turn off and what the solutions can be.
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What is a Phototriac?
Just like a phototransistor, a phototriac can be used to modulate a conduction in two directions with an AC signal.
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Power Supply Design for 5V: A Historical Motivation
Learn the origins of 5V as well as the key considerations for power supply design for 5V here.
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Mechanical PCB Outline Transfer - Room for Better Communication
Better communication between the MCAD and ECAD worlds allow for a smoother PCB layout process
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Interface Control Drawings - Bridging the Gap in the Signal Chain
Learn what's necessary within Interface Control Drawings
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URLLC Use Cases in Healthcare and Beyond
Learn how URLLC use cases are changing a variety of industries, including supporting medical technology advancements.
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Power Supply Design for Embedded Systems
Power supply design for embedded systems requires some knowledge of the hardware and software components that support the device.
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QFN Package Thermal Resistance Supports High Power Applications
Learn how QFN package thermal resistance supports high power applications.
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Key Considerations for Linear Power Supply Design
Learn how to create a basic linear power supply design, including applications and design tips.
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Exploring Topologies: DC Power Supply Design Basics
DC power supply design basics include some of the forks in topology, such as linear versus switched mode power supply and isolation versus non-isolation.
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Electronic Product Design and Development
Electronic product design and development is financially motivated by any moderate-and-up PCB lot size and operates by minimizing cost incrementally.
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Should You Use an Optocoupler or Optotriac for AC Isolation?
Two types of optical isolators – optocouplers and optotriacs – are discussed in this guide.
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What Casues Skew in SMD Components?
Skew in an SMD component originates from uneven solder temperature distribution across SMD pads. Learn about how to overcome these problems in this article.
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Via-in-Pad Myths and Realities
Via-in-pad is required when densities get very high in a PCB layout. Learn more about when to use via-in-pad and overcome some myths about this design practice.
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Reliability of Selective Solder Paste on BGAsv
How reliable is selective solder paste printing in BGA land patterns? Can you selectively omit non-functional pads?
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Analyzing IoT Networking Components and Their Associated Challenges
IoT networking components are a delicate balance between different (often contradictory) design choices and performance must be analyzed from multiple angles.
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